How to Say “Cj” in Japanese

CJ
CJ is the Japanese abbreviation for the name CJ.
CJ is used as an abbreviation for the specific name CJ.

Did you know?

  • In digital Japanese typography, CJ may appear as 'full-width' characters, meaning the letters are spaced to occupy the same square area as a Kanji character.
  • The pronunciation of CJ in Japanese is broken into four distinct syllables: shi-i-je-i. In English, the name is typically uttered as two quick beats.
  • When written in the katakana script as シージェイ, the two-letter name CJ expands into a four-character sequence. This happens because Japanese phonetics require vowels to follow most consonants.

Examples in context

  • はじめまして、シージェイと申します。よろしくお願いします。
    Nice to meet you, I am CJ. It's a pleasure to meet you.
  • CJのことは知っていますか?
    CJ no koto wa shitte imasu ka?
    Do you know about CJ?
  • CJはどこにいますか?
    CJ wa doko ni imasu ka?
    Where is CJ?
  • これはCJのノートです。
    Kore wa CJ no nōto desu.
    This is CJ's notebook.

Example conversation

Two friends are looking for a person in a crowded cafe.

  1. 結衣 Yui

    陽太、CJはまだ来ないの?
    Yōta, CJ wa mada konai no?
    Yota, isn't CJ coming yet?
  2. 陽太 Yota

    CJは今、電車の中にいるみたいだよ。
    CJ wa ima, densha no naka ni iru mitai da yo.
    It looks like CJ is on the train right now.
  3. 結衣 Yui

    じゃあ、もう少し待とう。
    Jaa, mō sukoshi matou.
    Then, let's wait a little longer.
  4. 陽太 Yota

    そうだね、結衣。
    Sō da ne, Yui.
    That's true, Yui.
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